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Realme X50, X50 Pro e X50 Pro Player
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leocris
Power Member
Não existe nada com o snapdragon 865 que não seja 5g.
Não há necessidade de o anunciar, é algo do chip. Não há versão X50 pro sem 5g.
Precisamente. O que eu questionei foi o que meteram no https://forum.zwame.pt/threads/realme-x50-e-x50-pro.1041837/page-7#post-16416370 . Aqui aparece anúncio ao X50 Pro 5G. Isto é o X50 Pro que foi recentemente lançado então, certo? Apenas incluiram o 5G na designação.
JXulo
Power Member
Deve ter sido por questões de marketing, como está toda a gente a espetar 5G nos seus quem olhasse para este poderia pensar não ter 5G, assim não restam dúvidas.
Era isso. Alguém que me percebeu [emoji57]
https://www.gsmarena.com/the_realme..._90hz_hdr_super_amoled_display-news-43320.php
Amanhã (ou no dia seguinte) é apresentado o X50 Pro Player.
Amanhã (ou no dia seguinte) é apresentado o X50 Pro Player.
Realme X50 Pro Player is official, comes with graphite sheets for extra cooling
Today is a big day for Realme - the company is launching multiple devices in China, including three smartphones. The online event began with the unveiling of the Realme X50 Pro Player - a phone having the body of the regular Realme X50 Pro but with hardware-boosting features.
Many of the impressive flagship specs are still here - Snapdragon 865 chipset with 5G connectivity, 6.44” AMOLED screen with 90 Hz refresh rate and LPDDR5 RAM and UFS 3.0 storage. The phone now comes with HyperBoost 3.0 that allocates all the memory, chipset, and battery power to increase the gaming experience - this means no redundant notifications, background-running apps, while the location services are turned off.
Realme CMO Xu Qi Chase revealed the battery will remain the same and will keep the 65W fast-charging capabilities. The 4,200 mAh battery will go from 0% to 100% in 35 minutes, while the phone can be up and running and provide an hour of calls just after three minutes of charging.
HyperBoost 3.0 will also switch between Wi-Fi to LTE or 5G with zero lag, whichever is quickest, so there is no drop in performance of the online gaming. Realme CMO also introduced the X50 Pro Player cooling capabilities - it will have graphite sheets between the battery and the back panel to help dissipate the heat and provide optimal gaming.
Having better gaming capabilities without increasing the price means some specs have to go - the X50 Pro Player replaces the 64 MP cam with a 48 MP module, and the telephoto camera makes way to a 2 MP macro shooter. On the front we also have a downgrade - the 32 MP + 8 MP ultra-wide cameras are now 16 MP + 2 MP depth sensor.
Realme X50 Pro Player will be offered in two colors - Light Speed Silver and Phantom Black. The phone has 128 GB storage, but three RAM versions, bringing three different price points - 6/128 GB phone will cost CNY2,699 ($380/€350), 8/128 GB version is CNY2,999 ($420/€385), and the 12/128 GB is CNY3,299 ($460/€425). Pre-order will open later today, with the first flash sale scheduled for June 1.
There is also an anniversary Realme X50 Pro version, celebrating one year of the company's presence at the domestic market. The phone is not for sale - it will be gifted to special fans following raffles and other activities, posted on the official Weibo page of the brand.
Today is a big day for Realme - the company is launching multiple devices in China, including three smartphones. The online event began with the unveiling of the Realme X50 Pro Player - a phone having the body of the regular Realme X50 Pro but with hardware-boosting features.
Many of the impressive flagship specs are still here - Snapdragon 865 chipset with 5G connectivity, 6.44” AMOLED screen with 90 Hz refresh rate and LPDDR5 RAM and UFS 3.0 storage. The phone now comes with HyperBoost 3.0 that allocates all the memory, chipset, and battery power to increase the gaming experience - this means no redundant notifications, background-running apps, while the location services are turned off.
Realme CMO Xu Qi Chase revealed the battery will remain the same and will keep the 65W fast-charging capabilities. The 4,200 mAh battery will go from 0% to 100% in 35 minutes, while the phone can be up and running and provide an hour of calls just after three minutes of charging.
HyperBoost 3.0 will also switch between Wi-Fi to LTE or 5G with zero lag, whichever is quickest, so there is no drop in performance of the online gaming. Realme CMO also introduced the X50 Pro Player cooling capabilities - it will have graphite sheets between the battery and the back panel to help dissipate the heat and provide optimal gaming.
Having better gaming capabilities without increasing the price means some specs have to go - the X50 Pro Player replaces the 64 MP cam with a 48 MP module, and the telephoto camera makes way to a 2 MP macro shooter. On the front we also have a downgrade - the 32 MP + 8 MP ultra-wide cameras are now 16 MP + 2 MP depth sensor.
Realme X50 Pro Player will be offered in two colors - Light Speed Silver and Phantom Black. The phone has 128 GB storage, but three RAM versions, bringing three different price points - 6/128 GB phone will cost CNY2,699 ($380/€350), 8/128 GB version is CNY2,999 ($420/€385), and the 12/128 GB is CNY3,299 ($460/€425). Pre-order will open later today, with the first flash sale scheduled for June 1.
There is also an anniversary Realme X50 Pro version, celebrating one year of the company's presence at the domestic market. The phone is not for sale - it will be gifted to special fans following raffles and other activities, posted on the official Weibo page of the brand.
Estas cores são de longe bem mais elegantes e premium do que aquelas cores horrorosas do X50 Pro normal.
Realme X50 5G now available in Europe, is actually the X50m model
The Realme X50 5G has arrived in Europe. The phone became available earlier today, you can find it on Realme.com at a price of €350. There is only one memory configuration, GB of RAM and 128 GB storage, and two color options, Jungle Green and Ice Silver (which is actually blue).
€350 is the same price as the Realme 6 Pro, which uses the slower Snapdragon 720G chipset (and is 4G only) and the 6.6” screen tops out at 90 Hz. The Snapdragon 765G chipset inside the X50 brings not only 5G connectivity, but a more powerful GPU to boot. And it needs it as its 6.57” display has 120Hz refresh rate. However, the 6 Pro gets 2 extra gigs of RAM at the same price.
Here’s an important note – the European X50 launched as the X50m elsewhere. The two X50 models are pretty similar, save for the cameras. The euro model gets a 48MP main camera on the back, compared to 64MP on the other X50 and the Realme 6 Pro.
Also, this model loses the 12 MP telephoto camera (2x zoom, 54 mm), which is available on the other X50 as well as on the Realme 6 Pro. Finally, the secondary cam on the front is a depth sensor instead of an 8 MP ultra wide cam.
In terms of battery the three phones are essentially the same – the new Realme X50 has a 4,200 mAh battery that can be charged from 0% to 70% in 30 minutes (a full charge takes 55 minutes). This is thanks to the 30 W Dart charger, which is powerful enough to go from 0-43% even while you’re gaming.
Realme X50 5G in Ice Silver and Jungle Green
The X50 supports 12 different 5G bands and can automatically switch to 4G to save power then back to 5G when an app needs a fast connection. It can also juggle dual-band Wi-Fi to ensure a fast, stable, efficient connection.
There’s also the Realme X50 Pro 5G, which is much pricier, €600. It does come with a Super AMOLED display, Snapdragon 865 and 65W fast charger (plus the better camera version with 64 MP main and 12 MP tele modules).
Meanwhile, the Realme Buds Q are launching on the Old Continent as well. These cost only €30 (actually, €20 if you buy them alongside any Realme phone), but they boast 10 mm drivers, IPX4 rain and sweat resistance and 4.5 hour playback (20 hours total with the charging case). These are available right now on Realme.com as well.
The Realme X50 5G has arrived in Europe. The phone became available earlier today, you can find it on Realme.com at a price of €350. There is only one memory configuration, GB of RAM and 128 GB storage, and two color options, Jungle Green and Ice Silver (which is actually blue).
€350 is the same price as the Realme 6 Pro, which uses the slower Snapdragon 720G chipset (and is 4G only) and the 6.6” screen tops out at 90 Hz. The Snapdragon 765G chipset inside the X50 brings not only 5G connectivity, but a more powerful GPU to boot. And it needs it as its 6.57” display has 120Hz refresh rate. However, the 6 Pro gets 2 extra gigs of RAM at the same price.
Here’s an important note – the European X50 launched as the X50m elsewhere. The two X50 models are pretty similar, save for the cameras. The euro model gets a 48MP main camera on the back, compared to 64MP on the other X50 and the Realme 6 Pro.
Also, this model loses the 12 MP telephoto camera (2x zoom, 54 mm), which is available on the other X50 as well as on the Realme 6 Pro. Finally, the secondary cam on the front is a depth sensor instead of an 8 MP ultra wide cam.
In terms of battery the three phones are essentially the same – the new Realme X50 has a 4,200 mAh battery that can be charged from 0% to 70% in 30 minutes (a full charge takes 55 minutes). This is thanks to the 30 W Dart charger, which is powerful enough to go from 0-43% even while you’re gaming.
Realme X50 5G in Ice Silver and Jungle Green
The X50 supports 12 different 5G bands and can automatically switch to 4G to save power then back to 5G when an app needs a fast connection. It can also juggle dual-band Wi-Fi to ensure a fast, stable, efficient connection.
There’s also the Realme X50 Pro 5G, which is much pricier, €600. It does come with a Super AMOLED display, Snapdragon 865 and 65W fast charger (plus the better camera version with 64 MP main and 12 MP tele modules).
Meanwhile, the Realme Buds Q are launching on the Old Continent as well. These cost only €30 (actually, €20 if you buy them alongside any Realme phone), but they boast 10 mm drivers, IPX4 rain and sweat resistance and 4.5 hour playback (20 hours total with the charging case). These are available right now on Realme.com as well.
joaoo
Power Member
Boas nada a ver, existem diversos telemóveis com 865 e sem 5G. O modem agora é separado do *****.
Se esse modelo da Realme só existe com 5G já é outra história.
Alguém que já tenho um da zona do Porto e que esteja Root para um teste?
P4rthen0n
Power Member
São separados, mas vendidos em pack.
Por isso os telemóveis com SD865 também têm 5G.
leocris
Power Member
Desconhecia haver telefones com snap 865 e sem 5g. Podes dar exemplos por favor?
joaoo
Power Member
Sorry estava a pensar no 855.
Existem é em determinados locais que devido a aprovação do 865 para 5G ainda estar pendente, o 5G está desactivado.
Desde que o dispositivo suporte as combinações de bandas, elas podem ser activadas (ou desactivadas neste caso).
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